It disabled Norton Antivirus, but I did a "House Call" from Trend Micro. It found the virus, and it supposedly deleted it, but I restarted my computer, and there it was. It was an application that was supposed to be an mp3 from lyricsdomain.com. Do NOT download from lyricsdomain.com. They are bad, very bad. I manually deleted it, and I don't think they left anything in the registry, but the little bastard of a virus made itself supervisor for Norton, so I can't log on as supervisor to change it back to where autoprotect is on and I can do scans again. Because (a), I deleted the virus, and (b), I don't have the trojan client to get the supervisor password, and (c), every time I open Norton, it automaticly closes itself. But, this is what I found out about the virus. It is called TrojanDownloader.win32.Small.m, also known as win32/udepo. And here's how to get rid of it.
If you're not at you're desktop, go there. First, go to start, then right click on "My Computer". Click the "System Restore" tab. Then check the box for "Turn off System Restore". Then exit out of that, and go back to the desktop and double click internet explorer. Go to "Tools". (Tools option is included in the bar of browser options between "favorites" and "help".) Go to "Internet Options". Delete your temporary internet files. (The button doesn't say "Delete Temporary Internet Files", it says "Delete Files", and check the box for "Delete Offline Content".) Delete your cookies. Delete your history. Then, beside of the "Delete Files" button, click the "Settings" button. Then, near the bottom, click the "View Files" button. And look for any applications from lyricsdomain.com. If you find any, delete them. In fact, if you find anything from lyricsdomain.com, whether it be an application or not, delete it. Restart your computer. Then repeat the steps that you just went through, and if the application keeps reloading itself, then it has made itself a startup item. That's where the fun begins. You will have to play with the registries. If the application is programmed to run on startup, then go to start->run, and type "regedit". And then navigate to run. (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run) Now look on the right side of the window, and look under "name". If you see anything suspicious, then look beside it, under "data". If it is coming from the application you downloaded from lyricsdomain.com, then delete it. Then go and repeat the steps that you must take through Internet Explorer to delete the application. Then restart your computer. Your computer should now be rid of the virus. Now, the virus was written to somehow make itself a supervisor for Norton Antivirus software. And since you can't log on as that supervisor, you can't turn autoprotect on, or scan your computer for viruses, because Norton Antivirus will close right after it's opened. So, you must uninstall it, and reinstall it over again. And change the settings back to the way that you want them. To uninstall Norton Antivirus, you must go <a href="http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nav.nsf/docid/2001092114452606">
here</a>, then download and run "Rnav2003.exe".
